76859 – Girlington (1735 – 1736)
Voyage ID: 76859
Was this a corporate crossing: No
Vessel
Name: Girlington
Flags: gb
Tonnage: 281.3
Journey
Departure Year: 1735
Departure Location: London
Arrival Year: 1736
Arrival Location: London
Enslaved people
Principal purchase location: Bight of Biafra and Gulf of Guinea Islands, port unspecified
Principal landing location: Charleston
Number embarked: 409
Number disembarked: 303
Number of deaths: 106
Outcome
Voyage completed as intended
Sources
ADM7/80<><p><em>British National Archives</em> (Kew), Admiralty</p>, CO5/510<><p><em>BNA</em> (Kew)</p>, SC,Treasury<><i>South Carolina Department of Archives and History</i> (Columbia, South Carolina, USA) Duty Books of the Public Treasurer of South Carolina, Journals A-C, 1735-76, Donnan,IV,279<><p>Donnan, Elizabeth, ed., <em>Documents Illustrative of the History of the Slave Trade to the Americas, vol. III</em> (Washington, DC, 1930)</p>, C103/130<><p><em>The National Archives</em> (Kew, UK) Chancery</p>, ADM68/196,264<><p><em>British National Archives</em> (Kew), Admiralty</p>, DPB,35.04.16.<><i>Daily Post Boy</i>, StJEP,36.10.23.-26.<><i>Saint James’ Evening Post</i> The owner shown in TASTDB as 'Thomas Hill' is almost certainly Thomas Hall, who had one other voyage with Henry Lascelles.
Individuals (3)
P_10433_2061 - Henry Neale
Role: Owner
P_10433_2070 - Henry Lascelles
Role: Owner
P_10433_1948 - Thomas Hall
Role: Owner